Fancy a fashion show in an indoor skatepark? We’ve all looked at our wardrobes and have said ‘I have nothing to wear’. When there is enough clothes on this planet to dress 6 generations over, there is definitely plenty of clothes to wear. It is more important than ever to be more mindful when it comes to shopping for clothes as overproduction and overconsumption are rapidly contributing to climate change. So how can we change our mindset? I am excited to present a special evening to inspire you to be more intentional with your consumption habits. Instead of a conventional catwalk, the evening will kick off with a live catwalk performance where models will demonstrate how to make the best of the clothes we have. Invest in vintage/preloved and well made clothing that will last. Get creative by upcycling, repair your clothes, and consider swapping with friends to refresh your style without adding more to your closet. Staying thoughtful and intentional with your clothing choices is key to mindful consumption. After the show there will be an opportunity to shop from a collective of diverse businesses with sustainability and small batch in mind. Choosing quality over quantity, and shopping with intention will not only make your Christmas giving more meaningful but will also keep your budget in check. There’ll be gender neutral and size inclusive collections available. Tickets will include a welcome drink. There will be a DJ and a bar throughout the evening. Sellers include: @lariattstore - local business selling skateboards, clothes and skate accessories @theindigowares - ethical artisan clothing and accessories, womens/menswear @mysanctuaryno8 - upcycled furniture and homewares @_melody_way - vintage/preloved homewares, clothing and gifts @studiokempster - handcrafted, colourful, contemporary jewellery @daretodreamvintage - curated, unique vintage womens and menswear @twenty_outfits - upcycled secondhand and vintage clothing